Black Bloomsbury Market Room Dividers

This room divider is a special gem and adds a touch of elegance in any interior. The double-sided print not only discretely separates the space but also serves as an amazing piece of decoration.

This room divider is a special gem and adds a touch of elegance in any interior. The double-sided print not only discretely separates the space but also serves as an amazing piece of decoration.

This room divider is a special gem and adds a touch of elegance in any interior. The double-sided print not only discretely separates the space but also serves as an amazing piece of decoration.

This room divider is a special gem and adds a touch of elegance in any interior. The double-sided print not only discretely separates the space but also serves as an amazing piece of decoration.

This room divider is a special gem and adds a touch of elegance in any interior. The double-sided print not only discretely separates the space but also serves as an amazing piece of decoration.

This room divider is a special gem and adds a touch of elegance in any interior. The double-sided print not only discretely separates the space but also serves as an amazing piece of decoration.

Inspired by the classic designs of the Chinese Ming dynasty, this handcrafted elm wood screen divider is wonderful for creating privacy or dividing an open-plan space. The butterfly is a symbol in China both of long life and of joy and marital happiness. It was used to decorate all types of furniture, particularly the painted cabinets of Shanxi province. This beautiful screen is gilded and hand painted on both sides.

Inspired by the classic designs of the Chinese Ming dynasty, this handcrafted elm wood screen divider is wonderful for creating privacy or dividing an open-plan space.

This screen is a real favourite for its simple refinement. It's made of four hinged panels, each hand carved with bevelled edges and finished in warm elm to show off the wood's natural beauty. Screens were used from early on in China as decorative items and to provide privacy within a living area. While screens from the later Qing dynasty tended to be extremely ornate and highly carved, simpler, understated designs like this one were also popular during the Ming period. Our version provides a very elegant way to section off part of a bedroom or living room.